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The "normal" option is just whichever you used last, between DirectX and OpenGL. It defaults to DirectX, so if you never pick OpenGL and only pick the "normal" option, it will forever and always use DirectX.
DirectX is the preferred option and that is why it is the default. OpenGL is only there to solve possible compatibility issues, and because Mac and Linux don't have DirectX.
Cheers for this! Very educational. Makes perfect sense